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Thought for the day

~Non-verbal communication can so easily be misunderstood. This is why you first start with positive conversations, as they are the building block to establishing strong relationships. And from there you can learn to communicate on different levels. ~ T.G



Often times we neglect spending the quality time with each other to hear and understand the hearts of those you care about. But when you take the time to share a few extra minutes or hours with a friend or loved one you are afforded the opportunity of clarity and understanding in your relationships. For both, our actions and conversations, we learn who cares for us and, who is truly our friend. For these things take time and effort but it is worth it- worth the effort to know friend or foe.  And my how it is a pleasure to fellowship with one who can be called friend.

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